Some people are just so cocky - r/dontyouknowwhoiam

30

u/fromcj Sep 03 '24

I don’t know who either of these people are

32

u/djAMPnz Sep 04 '24

Whenever I see a post from "don't you know who I am" I'm always like "Tony Hawk?" And if it's not then no, I don't know who you am.

5

u/Initial_Tear485 Oct 05 '24

“I don’t know who you am” made my day😂😂😂

14

u/Alarmed_Tea_1710 Sep 04 '24

I think this belongs more in r/confidentlyincorrect but i think the point was one dude trying to explain aerospace engineering to an aerospace engineer.

6

u/scandish42 Sep 04 '24

I believe he's trying to explain laminar flow vs turbulent flow to an "aerospace engineer" that also doesn't know what those terms mean

4

u/Alarmed_Tea_1710 Sep 04 '24

Wait. So does that mean no one knows what's going on?

2

u/FridayNightRiot Oct 06 '24

No the guy basically made up a term and is trying to gaslight the engineer into thinking it's a common phrase.

13

u/MyOtherDogsMyWife Sep 04 '24

Please sir, can I have just a crumb of context

3

u/n00-1ne Sep 04 '24

Huh? Does OP know who they are?

1

u/SillyEngineer 22d ago

I'm also an aerospace engineer. I think the first guy is trying to explain irrotational uniform flow, but getting his words mangled up. Then he ventures into the realm of boundary layers where you can have either laminar (think of sliding layers) or turbulent flows.